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A '''strict programming language''' is one in which only [[strict function]]s (functions for which their parameters must be wholly evaluated before calling them) may be defined by the user. A '''non-strict programming language''' is one that allows the user to define non-strict functions, and hence may allow [[lazy evaluation]].

== Examples ==